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Eric Gutierrez
July 13, 2018

W.G. commission approves McAllister Landing Plat, WGPD equipment purchase

Commissioners approved the final plat and right-of-way maintenance agreement for McAllister Landing Phase 1 and approved purchasing field force equipment for WGPD.

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Gabby Baquero
July 12, 2018

Winter Garden resident creates nonprofit to help kids with special needs

Building Pathways, a new nonprofit in Winter Garden, caters to the needs of individuals with developmental disorders with the goal of teaching independence.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 12, 2018

Winter Garden City Commission meeting set for July 12

Commissioners will take action on the final plat and maintenance agreement McAllister Landing Phase 1.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 11, 2018

Winter Garden gets BurgerFi

The gourmet burger chain will open its Winter Garden location on July 16.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 11, 2018

Just like Jackson: Meet Winter Garden's mini King of Pop

Caleb Brewer wows audiences with his  impersonation of pop star Michael Jackson.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 11, 2018

Windermere piano teachers form music school

Ann Thorsen-Moran and Heidi Larson have joined to form a new music school.

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Eric Gutierrez
July 11, 2018

Crown Castle shares cell solutions with Windermere Town Council

Town leaders hosted a workshop meeting regarding cell service downtown.

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Amy Quesinberry Price
July 11, 2018

Senior experts collaborate in new venture: Winter Garden Senior Home Care

Jennifer Talbot and Rebecca Lanterman have combined their experiences to serve the elderly population and their families with the new Winter Garden Senior Home Care.

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Danielle Hendrix
July 11, 2018

Dr. Phillips High students to take ‘Avenue Q’ to Scotland

Sixteen students from Dr. Phillips High are set to perform an edited version of “Avenue Q” in three weeks at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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Danielle Hendrix
July 11, 2018

Gotha Middle media center gets 3D printers

Students at Gotha Middle School will be able to see their creations come to life with 3D printing in the  media center this school year.

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Danielle Hendrix
July 11, 2018

Toll Road Brewing Company opens for business in Ocoee

The brewery is waiting on some equipment, but in the meantime has a wide selection of beers on tap.

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Steven Ryzewski
July 10, 2018

Proposed changes could reshape FHSAA landscape | Observer Preps

A new proposal being pushed by the FHSAA to its members would dramatically alter the landscape in several team sports — reducing the number of state championships awarded and significantly changing the way teams are grouped to compete for those championsh

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Gabby Baquero
July 9, 2018

Winter Garden resident creates nonprofit in honor of his brother

Inspired by the life of his brother, Winter Garden resident Peter Cook founded a nonprofit named Largest Heart.

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Steven Ryzewski
July 8, 2018

Dr. Phillips High hires Ray Evans as new baseball coach | Observer Preps

Dr. Phillips High Athletic Director Steve McHale confirmed July 8 that the school had hired former Flanagan High coach Ray Evans to replace Mike Bradley as its baseball coach. Evans has coached three teams to state championships and his 2010 team at Flana

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Gabby Baquero
July 5, 2018

County to draft ordinance addressing retail pet sales

County commissioners invited discussion on retail pet-sale regulations to explore policy options for protecting both animals and animal owners.

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